describes a garment which will retain its shape throughout the life of the garment. Features include sharp creases, flat seams, smooth surfaces, and seems which are free from puckering.
Describes fabric that keeps its creases after washing and drying, and does not need to be ironed.
A process that treats fabric to prevent the formation of wrinkles during wearing and machine washing of garment. Generally requires no ironing.
a fabric that has been chemically processedwith methanol to resist wrinkles andhold its shape
Improves the wrinkle recovery and shape retention qualities of fabrics.
Refers to either pre-cured or post-cured chemically treated fabrics that retain their wrinkle-resistant properties after wearing. Usually, they are made from a blend of polyester and cotton. Threads recommended for sewing permanent press fabrics include Perma Core® and D-Core®.
A permanent press is a fabric that has been chemically processed with methanol to resist wrinkles and hold its shape. Treating fabric with the simplest form of alcohol (methanol) has a lasting effect on the fabric.
